With her loaded pouch strolled spring
Through country lanes and fields fancying
the scenery of yesteryears while chewing
on basil mint that made her breath,
the wreath of garlands adorned her ronze hair
And her eyes kept all April to themselves.
She stopped by the pond and beheld in it
Multitudes of forms of life, easy on the eye.
Later sitting upon the grassland wearing white
Cotton over-blouse, now soggy,
her brow twinkled. She removed from her hair
The jasmine stale and tossed it down gently
Then far she gazed into the empty space
Into the cluster of aspens until mirthless
Became every twig, Until Autumn began to fiddle.